South Lenoir High School - Stars and Bars Yearbook (Deep Run, NC)

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Marshals Qgmbolize Academic Freedom FourTeen blue and whiTe saTin-draped marshals, selecTed on The basis of Their academic achievemenTs, serve as formal guideposTs of goodwill. Chosen To marshal aT The graduaTion exercises, seven juniors, four sophomores, and Three freshmen represenT The highesT scholasTic averages in Their respecTive classes. Of These honored sTudenTs, The iunior wiTh The highesT academic raTing is designaTed To be chief marshal. WiTh The grace and dignify of SouThern hospiTaliTy, These marshals begin Their service as welcoming ambassadors by lending a sTaTely Touch To The l969 graduaTion and The many performances and occasions ThaT will occur during Their one year of service. Left: Greg Cauley, Debbie Taylor, Debra Turner, Jerry Noble, Phyllis STroud, Danny Grady, MarTin Posey. Below left: Chief Marshal Debbie Noble assisTs Chairman Vernon S. Williams in The presenTaTion of diplomas. Below: .lack SmiTh, Debbie Noble, Ann MelleTTe, Carol Posey, Jackie Taylor, Terry Ward, Frankie Vause.

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Scholarships and Appointments Hel l Top: Sandy Gagne, awarded a tuition grant at LCC, chats about school next year with Billy Thigpen, first place winner in the State Land Judging Contest, who will also apply his winnings toward an LCC education. Top rght: Debbie Noble, bound for Governor's School, and Ann Mellette and Carol Posey, Girls' State delegates, anticipate their exciting appointments. Above: One, two, three, l'm gonna blast youl threatens Franklin Sutton, receiver of a grant-in-aid football scholarship to East Carolina University to Larry Avery, recipient of a football scholarship. Right: Vocational tuition grant awardee, Douglas Flowers, arranges a mannekin for a sales demonstration in Distributive Education Class. 32 , ,